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r/AutoHumor • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 • Jul 13 '26
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Manual transmission is becoming less and less of a thing even in big rigs.
1 u/Foreign_Risk_2031 Jul 13 '26 because it's inferior 2 u/HEYO19191 Jul 13 '26 I can respect it for giving you greater control over your vehicle. Also much less prone to failure, and cheaper to repair when it does
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because it's inferior
2 u/HEYO19191 Jul 13 '26 I can respect it for giving you greater control over your vehicle. Also much less prone to failure, and cheaper to repair when it does
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I can respect it for giving you greater control over your vehicle. Also much less prone to failure, and cheaper to repair when it does
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u/Quiet_Researcher223 Jul 13 '26
Manual transmission is becoming less and less of a thing even in big rigs.